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Spokane News

Downtown Spokane Taken Over By Hoops

Spokane, Washington is preparing for another year of Hoopfest. It is the largest 3-on-3 basketball tournament in the world.

In the Media by Kassandra Garcia

Man dead after police chase may have had medical condition

Spokane - The police chase that ended with the death of a 50 year old man may be offering up some explanations through medical reports and the autopsy.

In the Media by Kassandra Garcia

A Neighborhood Fears There Are More Fires To Come

Spokane - 6 fires in one month on the same block, one neighborhood in Northwest Spokane is fearful of what may come throughout the summer months.

In the Media by Kassandra Garcia

Another Casino Benefits Airway Heights and Spokane County

Airway Heights - Spokane Tribe is proposing to add a casino in Spokane County and promising that payouts will be big for the city and the county.

In the Media by Kassandra Garcia

Red Light Ticket Dismissal Getting Appealed

Spokane - The red light camera program that started in 2008 in the Spokane Area took a hit when a judge last week dismissed tickets issued through the program. The city is now plans to appeal the ruling.

In the Media by Kassandra Garcia

Updated: Car chase ends in 1 confirmed fatality

Spokane - Currently, Highway 395, near the Wandermere bridge is being detoured on Hatch Road and Old Wandermere Road after a car drove head-on into a semi-truck travelling the opposite direction.

In the Media by Kassandra Garcia

Park Clean-ups Are Now in the Hands of Others

Spokane - With budget cuts and less employees the city parks in the Spokane Area have had to get the brunt of the storm. Less maintenance and less trash removal has prompted some to take action.

In the Media by Kassandra Garcia

Red Light Camera Program May be Threatened in Spokane

Spokane - Those pesky bright flashes you see when you pull up to a stop light are getting on the nerves of drivers and now a judge.

In the Media by Kassandra Garcia - 1 comment

Children still get meals through the summer

Students eat free all summer through the help of the US Department of Agriculture. With the 2010-2011 school year ending some parents are worried about their children getting the nutrition they need. But starting Monday the summer lunch program kicks off.

In the Media by Kassandra Garcia

City Under Snow Brings Out The Good In Others

Spokane - With feet of snow building up, blows struggling to get to residential streets, and cars getting stuck in the roads, people in the Spokane Area are coming together to help each other.

In the Media by Kassandra Garcia

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